Area of application
Mainz, Neuwied and the surrounding area
Guide | Schattauer Mainz & Neuwied
This is how a waterproofing project runs in a structured manner
Many clients want a transparent process. The guide starts with the initial contact, leads through on-site inspection, offer and execution and ends with acceptance and follow-up support.
Proceed
Advice, on-site testing, clean system setup
Goal
Long-lasting, dense and easy-care surfaces
Short answer: A clear project process reduces misunderstandings, improves scheduling and increases execution reliability.
Initial contact and advance information
A good start begins with the most important basic data: photos, area type, damage pattern and desired target image. This allows the effort to be better classified in advance.
Even in this phase, clear information helps to reduce queries and prepare the next stage efficiently. This makes on-site appointments possible in a targeted manner.
Short info: Get to the appointment faster: send along 2-5 meaningful photos plus a short project description.
On-site inspection and technical classification
The subsurface, detailed zones, moisture pattern and usage are checked on site. On this basis, a technically suitable renovation or new building is created.
Especially with existing properties, this phase determines the later resilience and economic viability. This forms the basis for the offer and execution.
Short info: On-site inspection creates the basis for reliable decisions instead of estimates.
Quotation, scheduling and execution
The offer should clearly state services, material system, details and process. After approval, implementation follows in a coordinated order.
Important points are available appointment windows, drying phases and coordination at critical transitions. This is followed by acceptance with care instructions.
Short info: A clear order of execution reduces the risk of rework and delays.
Acceptance, care instructions and aftercare
After completion, the result, instructions for use and sensible control intervals are documented. This makes it easier to maintain the area on a long-term basis.
Through structured follow-up care, small abnormalities can be identified early and consequential damage can be avoided.
Short info: Acceptance and follow-up care are part of quality - not just the last appointment.
Practical knowledge: A clear process reduces frictional losses
Transparent project phases create security for the client and the execution team - from the inquiry to the documented acceptance.
Checklist for clients
- Send photos, area type and target image in full during the first contact.
- Schedule an on-site inspection for technical classification as a fixed decision-making step.
- Systematically check the offer for process, layer structure and detailed zones.
- Determine care instructions and check intervals immediately after acceptance.
Common stumbling blocks in practice
- Accelerating the start of the project without a clear inventory check.
- Scheduling without a buffer for drying and detailed work.
- Treating follow-up care as optional instead of as a quality component.
Frequently asked questions
How long does a typical project take?
This depends on the area, inventory and weather; the process is coordinated transparently in advance.
Can I classify costs in advance?
Yes, an initial orientation is possible; it becomes reliable after a technical test.
What happens after completion?
You will receive information on use, care and useful checkpoints for the future.
Regional entrances for Mainz and Neuwied
If you would like to get straight into regional project planning, these pages lead to suitable performance and decision paths:
Next Steps
If you would like to classify your project, send us dimensions, photos and your target image. This will give you a quick, reliable initial assessment.
Helpful introductions
Direct contact: To the contact form or by phone at 0177-3727033.